The House is expected to vote on the $7.85 billion emergency relief package Wednesday, the Washington Post reports. The vast majority of those funds — $7.4 billion — will come from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Disaster Relief Fund. The bill would also authorize $450 million for direct loans to help small businesses get back on their feet.

“These funds are needed, and they are needed now. I expect the House to move rapidly to approve this assistance. It is clear that this recovery will be a long haul – and additional assistance will be necessary in the near future,” said House Appropriations Committee Chairman Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-N.J.) in a Sunday statement introducing the draft bill. “My committee will continue to keep close watch and will remain in contact with the administration to ensure that funding is available for recovery both now and down the road. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Texas, Louisiana and all those affected, and we assure them that in their time of greatest need, we will come through for them.”